Every loan is different, but in general all the investors with over 25% stake in an LLC and 10% for a corporation along with the syndicator (no matter how small the syndicator's actual share of the project is, as it is not uncommon for the stake to be 0.01%, this however does not mean that the cash flow/sale proceeds need to be distributed in that fashion), will need to undergo mortgage credit review.

Icing on the cake is that you'll probably get to ride the wave up while the market shifts. 

The cost is $5 per lease executed in this fashion Basic tenant screeningcomes with membership and is $15, its worth the money.

I'm rehabbing a couple apartments currently - I'm going to paint them all white (not Swiss Coffee, I think that color is now old-fashioned) with white kitchen cabinets and grey kitchen counters. 

I would not think you could be sued for maintenance and things breaking you’re fixing them in a timely fashion and even giving them reduced rent.

This looks to be a great opportunity to get in on the ground floor of something big and ride it to the top.

On the ride there, a fellow owner of the condo building that burned let me know he and others were planning on being at the HOA meeting tonight (which slipped my mind) and was I coming. 

I've talked to some companies such as Lending One and Lima One about refinancing a BRRRR, but am wondering if these are still the best to go through if we're buying properties off the MLS and putting money down in a more standard fashion.

Have you invested a plane ride away from where you live for your first property?

I'd love to ride with ya for a day sometime.